+Guidelines for institutions and resolution authorities on improving resolvability (EBA/GL/2023/05)
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---------+1. This document contains guidelines issued pursuant to Article 16 of Regulation (EU) No 1093/2010 …
---------+2. Guidelines set the EBA view of appropriate supervisory practices within the European System of …
------+Reporting requirements
---------+3. According to Article 16(3) of Regulation (EU) No 1093/2010, competent authorities must notify …
---------+4. Notifications will be published on the EBA website, in line with Article 16(3).
---+2. Subject matter, scope and definitions
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---------+5. These guidelines amend the Guidelines on improving resolvability for institutions and …
---------+6. Provisions of the Guidelines that are not amended by these guidelines remain in force and …
---+3. Date of application
------+7. These guidelines apply from 1 January 2024.
---+4. Amendments to the Resolvability Guidelines
------+8. Paragraph 5 of the Resolvability Guidelines is amended as follows: ‘ 5. These guidelines …
------+9. Paragraph 7 of the Resolvability Guidelines is amended as follows: ‘ 7. These guidelines do not …
------+10. Paragraph 10 of the Resolvability Guidelines is amended as follows: ‘ 10. For institutions that …
------+11. The title of section 3 of the Resolvability Guidelines is amended as follows: ‘ 3. …
------+12. After paragraph 13 of the Resolvability Guidelines, new paragraphs 13a, 13b and 13c are added …
------+13. Paragraph 56, subparagraph (e), is amended as follows: ‘ e. signing off on the main …
------+14. After section 4.5, new sections 4.6, 4.7 and 4.8 with paragraphs 124 to 129, 130 to 137 and 138 …
------+4.6. Self-assessment report
------+4.7. Multi-annual testing programme
------+4.8. Master playbook
---+Annex 4 – non-comprehensive list of methods available to either institutions for their assurance work or authorities for testing
---+Annex 5 – Master playbook
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Guidelines for institutions and resolution authorities on improving resolvability (EBA/GL/2023/05)
Guidelines for institutions and resolution authorities on improving resolvability (EBA/GL/2023/05) https://www.eba.europa.eu/activities/single-rulebook/regulatory-activities/recovery-resolution-and-dgs/guidelines – PDF
1. Overview
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1. Compliance and reporting obligations
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1. Compliance and reporting obligations
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2. Subject matter, scope and definitions
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2. Subject matter, scope and definitions
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3. Date of application
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3. Date of application
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4. Amendments to the Resolvability Guidelines
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4. Amendments to the Resolvability Guidelines
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Annex 4 – non-comprehensive list of methods available to either institutions for their assurance work or authorities for testing
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| a. Self-certification | Where the institution self-certifies its compliance with a rule. A self-assessment is the assessment by the institution of its own capabilities to perform the tasks requested in a timely manner and to meet the quality expected. Self-assessment assumes a review of the existing processes and procedures, | | b. Self-assessment | and potentially a review of the lessons learnt from past stress situations. A self-assessment results in a gap analysis between what the institution’s capabilities and the authority’s expectations are. |
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| tems or internal testing via demonstrations to authorities / walkthrough | A ‘walkthrough test’ traces an operation step -by-step through the MIS or procedures from its inception to the final disposition. Process-oriented, focused and flexible plausibility check of | | d. Fire drill | selected steps in a playbook. Dry runs are real-life simulation exercises where institutions test (selected) parts of the elements identified by the | | e. Dry run | resolution authority based on a test crisis event, and identify areas for improvement to ensure that the resolution strategy can be implemented in an effective and timely manner. | | f. Desktop exercise | Initial stage to enhance playbooks and ensure standardisation, consistency and alignment with the requirements for the documentation of key processes by individual steps, including timing, responsibilities and dependencies. Back-office testing where figures are reconciled between different documents in order to assess the accuracy and reliability of a data set. Review of the resolvability capabilities by internal audit, as part | | g. Internal audit | of their institution ’ s assurance work for continued resolvability. |
| third-party verifi-cation | Review of the resolvability capabilities by a third-party expert. In-depth review on a specific topic carried out at the | | i. Deep dive | institution’s premises over a pre-defined timeline. On-site inspections are investigations and testing performed by authorities with a pre-defined scope and timeframe and take | | j. On-site inspec-tion | place on the premises of the institutions. Inspections should be intrusive while adhering to the principle of proportionality and aim to provide a detailed snapshot of the adequacy and execution of processes. |
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Annex 5 – Master playbook
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High-level illustrative master playbook architecture: Senior executive responsible for resolution planning (EBA GL 2022 01 para 55) Master playbook Description of the crisis contninuumframework Key senior management decisions | Crisis coordination Board Governance Resolution tool Communication | Continuity | Content and information flow | | E.g. Board Governance Bail-in/transfer Communication | OCIR (incl. | |
playbook playbook plan employee retention K plan) O O B Y FMI contingency A L plans P B | U S | Funding in resolution Business | |
reorganisation plan
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1.1 References
1.2 Identified Requirements
1.3 Related Standards
2. Identified Requirements
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3. Related Standards
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